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Introduction to Romantic Art
Introduction to Romantic Art
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1
A large portion of art from the Romantic Era consists of ___________ .
self-portraits
frescoes
landscapes
tapestries
2
Romanticism did NOT encourage ____________.
structure/order
self-expression
imagination
individual uniqueness
3
What did Renaissance and Romantic art have in common?
love of nature
depiction of exotic places
Greek & Roman mythology
all the above
4
What does the term "romantic" mean?
all the above
derived from Latin
imaginative
sentimental/gentle/sad
5
Romanticism did NOT originate in ___________ .
Germany
France
Italy
all the above
6
Religion is less of a focus in Romantic Art than in Medieval and Renaissance Art.
TRUE
FALSE
7
Romanticism was most influenced by __________ .
the Enlightenment
Individualism
Humanism
Neoclassicism
8
During the age of Romanticism, most people moved to ___________ .
urban areas
mountain tops
all the above
rural areas
9
Common themes /subject matter in the Romantic Era are __________ .
feelings & emotions
folklore
nature
all the above
10
Romanticism had high regard for ____________.
factories
peasants & serfs
nature
wigs
11
The Romantic Era was a great time to live for people of all walks of live.
FALSE
TRUE
12
Why was nature so appealing to the Romantics?
all the above
its unpredictability
its extremes
its uncontrollable power
13
Who is a Romantic artist?
Eugene Delacroix
Raphael
Hildegard of Bingen
Fra Angelico
14
Clothing in the Renaissance and the Romantic period was the same.
TRUE
FALSE
15
What event(s) shaped the age of Romanticism?
the French Revolution
the Industrial Revolution
all the above
the Napoleonic Wars
